Identify performance bottlenecks faster with Tricentis NeoLoad’s APM integrations
Learn how NeoLoad combines performance testing with application performance monitoring insights to take performance engineering to the next level.
Tricentis Continuous Testing Platform 12.2
The Tricentis Continuous Testing Platform 12.2 release extends our industry-leading Continuous Testing Platform with new capabilities that help enterprises accelerate testing on Salesforce.com, easily maintain API modules, power agile testing for Health and Life Sciences, support full SAP Fiori performance testing and much more.
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Using the new Tosca Salesforce Scan, teams can create their entire automation model from their customized Salesforce.com instance in under 90 seconds, saving 100’s on man hours.
Once the new Salesforce engine builds the automation modules, the same tests can then be executed across both Salesforce Classic and Lightning on any browser.
Our new web-based user management helps Tosca Administrators create, synchronize, and manage thousands of users across multiple projects with ease.
Tosca Admins can now rapidly create and assign users to groups and projects through centralized user management.
Tricentis Tosca already lets teams define dynamic values within test cases using functions like dates and buffers. Now we are making dynamic values more readable through instant visualization using colored layers for crystal clear understanding.
Within Tosca Commander, the overall complexity of dynamic expressions is reduced with easy to read and analyze values so you can plan test cases faster.
While most API testing tools only support REST and Soap protocols, Tosca now supports advance API testing support for all three with our new integration with WebSocket protocols.
Tosca’s API scanner can connect and listen to WebSockets in order to instantly create regression test modules.
Tricentis Tosca API have gotten a lot easier with an API maintenance feature that automatically performs health checks to decide if new test artifacts should be created, or requests need to be updated.
This new API module maintenance feature also works with Tosca Service Virtualization. Since the API and service virtualization modules are the same, this gives you the benefit to update the most recent versions of your service on the fly.
Tricentis qTest now integrates e-signature capabilities to streamline workflows in regulated environments and ensure compliance with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 through a new integration with Tx3 Vera.
This new integration will provide a continuous quality experience with tools like Jira Software, qTest, and open source automation while remaining compliant in regulated industries.
Tricentis qTest’s integration with VersionOne becomes more organized with our new ability to rapidly sort backlog items for test planning. Teams can now automatically organize requirement folders based on VersionOne fields like sprint, status, and build to establish better traceability between test cases in qTest.
This new integration will provide a continuous quality experience with tools like Jira Software, qTest, and open source automation while remaining compliant in regulated industries.
Tricentis Tosca and Flood integration has been rebuilt from the ground up on Flood’s distributed grid infrastructure in Microsoft Azure.
This allows Tricentis Tosca customers to take advantage of their own customization and any accelerator packages around complex web applications, like SAP Fiori, to instantly run load tests on major browser engines including IE, Edge, Chrome and Firefox.
With Flood Aqueduct, we now provide a more secure way to use Flood’s cloud based load testing on your on premise applications.
Simply configure and install a secure VPN tunnel to allow our grid nodes to communicate with and simulate load against your internal applications.
This new mobile testing feature allows you to scale up mobile test automation and execution times execution by running several mobile tests on the very same machine.
Our new central file share console lets you setup a central location where all your shared artifacts can be stored and accessed via a single connection. Teams can now store artifacts like file attachments and execution logs directly on the files service.
This reduces security effort and your repository will become leaner and perform better.
The number one TDM use case that our customers perform is consistent masking of their test data. We’ve recently improved this use case to make it more robust through defining your own masking rules by using declarative masking targets.
This improvement also comes with out-of-the-box usage of consistency rules and data pooling.
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